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Do you think the Department of Education should have involved
schoolchildren in a writing assignment to help the president?
Thanks for your vote.
Response Percent Votes
Yes 3% 53 votes
No 95% 1360 votes
Undecided 0% 9 votes
Other 0% 4 votes
*1426 total votes*
There are 25 Comments
highbill
Wouldn't there be an outrage if GW did this? Some how there seems to be
double standard here, where is the media? Oh! look in BHO's pocket.
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palmetto
The Department of Education should be abolished! It is unconstitutional,
detrimental to the proper education of our children and is basically a
Liberal propaganda power house for brainwashing our children while they
are so young they cannot oppose the BOZO's communist dogma.
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brewpop
First, it was snitch on your neighbors. Now, it's indoctrination of our
children by the president and his minions. Kind of reminds one of the
30s in Nazi Germany. Maybe it's the Twilight Zone?
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EZ2C
Politics and religion absolutely do not have any place in public
education. It is just political propaganda envisioned by an egotist who
is trying to promote his own agenda by indoctrination of susceptible
children.
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happyconservative
Hey Highbill...look at CNN's website...on any given day they don't even
try to touch reality!
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Neal
Another move to enhance dictatorship of the proletariat.
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dirkfour4
apparently you missed the statement that George HW Bush did the same
thing 18 years ago, but it was ok then...it was a Republican...right?
they can do NO wrong... this left right thing is gonna get us right back
into a Civil War people and it's just plain stupid
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Aldinsgirl
This is what dictators do. We are in such trouble in this country. I
fear for my children's future.
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Aldinsgirl
dirkfour4, George H W Bush never had teachers conduct a full day with
lesson plans geared toward supporting him. I know, because I am a teacher.
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ncdebell
A few years back, it was reported by an FBI inside source that the
agencies were offered the services of a large number of Jewish people
who were expert in these languages. The source stated that they were
passed over as they might cause problems with the Muslims working for
the FBI. The opinion was that Jews would be objectionable to the Muslims
working for the FBI--the same Muslims who do not wat to be involved in
investigating or translating Muslim information because it is against
Islam to work against a fellow Muslim. So this isn't a BUSH thing. It is
a CARE and Muslim influence thing within our intelligence apparatis.
Solve this problem first and then we might get somewhere.
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Bridgett
Remember the vet at the town hall meeting that said, "LEAVE MY KIDS
ALONE!" I agree. Parents please be involved in what your school is
doing. Protect OUR future generation of government.
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MikeJ
Stay away from our kids! Or else!
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CraneWalpool
This a harmless way to get children involved in writing. Maybe all of
you naysayers can come with a better way to get children to write about
something. After the kids do their story about what they did over the
summer teachers are kind of stuck to find subjects to write about. It
was always tradition to have children write a letter to someone famous,
so get off the hidden plot thing and step back from the mirror and check
to see if you hood is on straight and get on out to your cross-burning
meeting.
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Bridgett
CraneWalpool, why not write a letter to a soldier, someone in a nursing
home, what I want to be when I grow up and why. You have got to be
kidding with your post. There are a million things to write about. I
give our teachers credit to "teach" our children. YOU can let your child
write all the letters he or she wants about the chosen one.
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nrb
CraneWalpool, So we pay millions of teachers billions of dollars and
they are "kind of stuck to find subjects...." and the pres, BO, saves
them with his propaganda wishes. Your head is up BO's hindquarters. This
is indoctrination of our children, plain and simple. Just like BO's
children are off limits to the media, my children are OFF LIMITS to BO.
Crane, suck on that for a while.
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